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Newspaper
Hubbard News
Location
Hubbard, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1981
Page
2
Gratifying letter praises Hubbard Chamber of Commerce for doubling its membership this summer. August tone emphasizes benefits to citizens, urges active informed chamber, and pledges full cooperation for success. Daniel T. Modak 423 Center Street signs the message.
Governor unveils a package to raise revenue via a 1.75 percent state sales tax temporarily plus a 15 percent corporate franchise surcharge and higher beer wine taxes. The plan targets education funding gains, faculty raises, and welfare for auto workers, with total shortfall estimated at 1.3 billion dollars to keep state government running.
A GAO study cites 400000 federal workers in more than 11000 government run activities costing taxpayers up to 19 billion annually. The piece argues private firms cut costs and urges policy shifts like Arizona’s Act and broader cost comparisons before federal competition with business.
The Hubbard News invites letters to the editor. Submissions must be signed with full name and telephone number. All letters are confirmed before publication, may be edited or shortened, and cannot be returned. Names can be withheld on request with a satisfactory reason.
A reflective piece on revisiting Lotus Land near Los Angeles each August. The author contrasts past sightseeing with a gentler approach, savoring California’s food, beach ambience, and lingering views of the Pacific. Contemplation includes weather, scenery, and the lure of a slower, sensory experience.
Congressman Lyle Williams outlines the All-Savers Certificate set to launch October 1 1981. Tax free interest up to 1000 for individuals and 2000 for joint filers, with $500 minimums and 75 percent of funds used for mortgage money. He notes potential lower mortgage rates and the program’s duration through December 31 1982 with possible extension.
John Moliterno president of the Better Business Bureau outlines a proper complaint process. He advises clear, fact backed statements, collecting receipts and details, obtaining multiple estimates for big purchases, and contacting the seller first before turning to the BBB if unresolved.
Cyril F. Brickfield notes Reagan's tax changes mainly aid higher earners while older Americans see limited relief. Provisions cut estate taxes for spouses, raise exemptions to 125000 for home sales after July 20 1981, extend tax-free home sale timing to two years, but repeal an early 1980s saving incentive. Retirees pay less in paychecks but feel slow overall benefit.
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